"It's almost ready! It's about to move! It's shaking!
There was a scorching world. This world had once shattered another world. After that, it had been in a … peaceful state.
The creatures on it were building their new home in this peaceful environment.
However, this state did not last for long. Now, it was about to move again, to do what it had been preparing for.
The two of them seemed to know about this, so they kept yelling.
"Do you know? That's about to happen! It's about to move! "
This was a vast … cave, or at least it looked like a cave. The Scholar and the Hero were following a Dust Crocodile as they moved slowly.
And they also heard the voices of the two brain-created monsters.
The Dust Crocodile was holding a communication device with the two ashen brain-made monsters. Their voices came from the communicator. Based on what they said … it seemed like the meltdown zone was about to move again.
"Looks like the meltdown zone is planning to find Midgard again." The Dust Crocodile listened to the brain-made monsters and said, "Unfortunately, like before, there's no way to contact Midgard."
"You sure know a lot …" The Scholar looked at the Dust Crocodile. It was reminded of the Dust Crocodile that they met before. The Dust Crocodile knew nothing about Midgard, but this Dust Crocodile seemed to know everything. This gave the Scholar a big … contrast.
"When I first found out about this, I was also shocked. The creatures that collected this information and created this place are too great," the Dust Crocodile said. Dust Crocodile said, "So, I chose to work here until … the next creature replaces me."
"There's … information about the meltdown zone here," the Dust Crocodile said as he walked. Dust Crocodile said as they walked, "The meltdown zone, and the two … creatures that you call brain-making monsters, the creatures that turned into ashes, we call them 'solidified spawns'.
"It means they are creatures that are affected by the substance from the 'solidified void,'" the Dust Crocodile said. "There are many recorded examples of these creatures."
"Solidified void …" the Scholar asked, "What kind of place is that?"
"Even though there are many speculations and hypotheses about that place, in reality … other than Midgard and the creatures it brought, no other creatures in the void know about that place," the Dust Crocodile said. "Even for a group like us who have studied that place for so long, it is still a very mysterious place."
"There are many … strange substances there." Dust Crocodile said, "The melted zone and the creatures that live there, as well as the creatures that have turned into ashes, are all 'normal' creatures that have been affected by the material that solidifies space."
"There are no creatures here … Have they been to the frozen void?" The Scholar asked. "I've heard that it is a completely … static space."
"This is the most common conjecture." Dust Crocodile said, "If you ask me, I think some creatures have been there before."
"You should know, right?" Dusty Crocodile continued, "Our race … to prevent ourselves from being destroyed by Midgard's own civilization destroyer army, we used a weapon called 'Frozen Bloom'."
"Things that are affected by the Frozen Bloom might disappear for a while," Dust Crocodile said. "We think that during the time it disappeared, it went to the Frozen Void."
"It's just that when the creatures that disappeared returned, there were no changes to their bodies, nor did they have any memories." Dust Crocodile said, "Based on this and many other … phenomena, the Frozen Void should be a completely static place."
"For normal creatures, that is the case, but Midgard and some special creatures, like Xing Ju, have the ability to move in this frozen state."
"Okay, we're here."
As he spoke, Dust Crocodile stopped moving.
Before the Scholar was a giant underground space. It was hundreds of meters in diameter, and there were many … things.
The thing closest to the Scholar looked like a … missile. It stood on the ground, and it was about 30 meters tall. The shell was made of silver metal, and it looked very powerful.
"This is the thing you're looking for," Dust Crocodile said. "This thing has many names, but it only has one use, which is to track Xing Ju. Therefore, it can be called Xing Ju Tracking Bullet."
"All this time, this place has been researching Xing Ju through this kind of 'Xing Ju Tracking Bullet,'" Dust Crocodile said. "Although it looks like a missile, it won't explode. It's just something used to track."
"It's used … But how is it tracked?" the Scholar asked.
"It's mainly based on the solidified substance on Xing Ju's body," Dust Crocodile said. "At the same time, it has a camouflage effect. Xing Ju won't be able to find it outside a certain distance. If you want to catch the escaping Xing Ju, this is the best choice."
"Very good!" the Hero said. "Then, activate it and let me catch it!"
Because on the way here, the Hero had loaded Dust Crocodile's language system, he could understand it now.
"But can you be sure we'll catch the one with the demon?" the Scholar asked.
"It can tell if the target is injured or not. According to what you said, you injured Xing Ju … Then, just find the injured one," Dust Crocodile said. "So, do you plan to go?"
"Of course, I have to catch those traitors quickly!" the Hero said. "This … Can the tracking bullet go in?"
"This is fully automatic. You can't drive it," Dust Crocodile said. "You can fly behind it. That way, you can find the target."
"In that case, you can go alone," the Scholar said to the Hero. "You can control the octopus by yourself."
"What?" the Hero asked. "You're not going?"
"I want to stay here a little longer," the Scholar said. "There are many things here … that I want to know."
"Is that so? Then, I'll go after them myself! " The Hero said to Dust Crocodile. "I'll go outside to control the octopus. Then, you activate the tracking bullet. I'll just follow it, right?"
"Yes, no problem," Dust Crocodile answered.
"Be careful not to use the disintegrating bullet!" the Scholar said to the Hero. "Also, be careful of the fuel …"
"I know!" the Hero said as he ran. He soon disappeared from the Scholar's sight.
"I wonder if there will be a problem …" Even though the Scholar was worried, she was more concerned about the situation here.
Thinking about that, the Scholar asked Dust Crocodile, "Why … are you helping us so much?"
"I told you earlier," Dust Crocodile said. "It's because … we have the right to record this."
"Many creatures … have the right to access and read all or most of the information here." Dust Crocodile continued. "For example, the modified ones that you mentioned earlier. They have part of the right."
"But your main qualification comes from … Lin."
"Before you arrived … she contacted us," Dust Crocodile said. "I noticed that this creature has been recorded for a long time."
"I don't know much about this record," Dust Crocodile said. "It only records the general situation of the creatures that have the right to record, but there is no detailed information."
"As long as this creature or a creature related to it comes here, they have the right to use the things here. But so far, none of the creatures have the right to come here."
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